Coyote News Highlights Church events and school play
Porters Elder leads morning sermon and Quarterly Conference. Mothers Day program at night. Local families listed among attendees. Coyote plays Fairview Friday with both boys and girls winning. school events include May USth closing program and a 1 pm base ball game followed by a play A Poor Married Man at 8 pm.
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Mrr
Bes
Ivan Sealer
Mra
Millard Sadler
Stra
Hubert Wendel
Gene
Waco
W. P. Sadler
Billie Sadler
Coyote
Fairview
Pegey Prince
Misa Delora Prince
Clifton College Boys
Coyote School
Hoya
Coon Creek
Pam
Ted Casey
Siater
Tom White
Myrtle Jeane
Sinter
Sam Jones
Clifton
Jeanes
Herrice Davis
Cleburne
Bernard Whitney
Charlie Whitney
NYA to Hold Safety Poster Contest in Austin
The New York? Texas NYA announces a statewide safety poster contest with an Austin judging panel of George Slacks Homer Garrison and Walter Rolfe. The eight week campaign aims to promote accident prevention as NYA youths gain war industry work experience. Posters will be judged for effectiveness and exhibited in NYA War Work Shops and partner plants.
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Austin
NYA
Kellam
Norwegians Seize Steamship and Sail to Britain
A group of Norwegian patriots boarded the 628 ton steamer Galtesund on its Oslo to Bergen run, seized the vessel and passengers, and steered for a British port despite German patrols and mines. The ship, long reported missing, later arrived in British waters safely.
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London
Galtesund
Oslo
Bergen
Janother
North Sea
Blum Postmaster Returns to U S Navy
World War I veteran Glenn Adair, postmaster of Big Hill County, resigns to rejoin the Navy. He served on mine sweepers in the North Sea and will leave Friday for a duty assignment as a quartermaster first class. He took a temporary leave of absence with no change in his pension.
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Dallas Morning News
Axportmare
Glenn Adair
Bia Hill County
Adair
Texas press to hold annual meet in Waco next month
The Texans Press to hold annual convention in Waco on June 1 2 12. Pyees association announces the gathering with a constructive program led by committee head Tvfun Higes Stephenvill. Speakers include Governor Coke Stevenson and Pat M Neff among others. Delegates to attend dances meals and receptions at Roosevelt hotel and Baylor university events.
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Texas Press
Waco
Pyees Association
Wasa
Waco Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ind
Tvfun Higes
Stephenvill
Coke Stevenson
Priest Daniels
Liberty
Young Democrats of
Tegas
Wallace Reaves
Dallas
Pat M. Neff
Vance
U. 8
Department of Agriculture
AAA
Bryan
Clint Small Jr. Avastin
Harry Hornby Sr
Uvalde
Albert Sidney Johnson
Adamson
Romero
Roosevelt Hotel
Vesta
Baylor University
Owan-Illinois Glaas Company
J A Goodale Dies At Valley Mills
Mrs. Ross Bell Goodall aged 60 died at the family home around 41:00 Wednesday morning. Services Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Methodist Church, conducted by Rex J. J. McAtse and Rev J D Barnes. Interment in Valley Mille Omatory. Pallbearers listed. Surviving a son Vernon and six sisters and three brothers. Mrs Goodall resided at the old home since her husband's death years ago.
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Metho~aint Church
Rex. J. J. McAtse
J. D. Barnes
The
Baptist Church
Valley Mille Omatory
Turee
Waco
J. G. Stoums
R. E. McCorkle
E. A. Tweedy
A. & Tweedy
C. ¥. Danaby
Vernon Goodall
Tom Pcott
Cullen F
George W. Scott
J. D. Burns
San Antonio
Mra
C. W. Atbuet
Mise Melinaw Scott
Mire
Mary Johneen
M. Boot
Waco Re
Mes
W. C. Talbert
Waco Rt
Mtra
Five Confederate veterans dropped from pension rolls
SENSI and DROPPERY report in Austin shows in April, five Confederate veterans and thirty-four widows were removed from the state pension rolls mostly due to death. State Treasurer Joe James says 96 veterans remain on the rolls with 2,588 dependents. Total April pensions amount to 96856. For sale notices list a black-faced buck at Meridian Texas and inquiries about top farms in Bosque County, with contact to Feok Peasier in Moxa Texas.
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Sensi
Droppery
Austin
Confederats
Joe James
Bosque County
Feok Peasier
Moxa
Texas
Meridian Court and Local News Highlights
Local Meridian notes list visitors and family gatherings for Mother's Day, including Pvt Billy Cureton of Kelly San Antonio and Mrs B B Benson. Regional residents travel to Cleburne Austin Fort Worth Houston and Beaumont for conferences visits and the Texas Medical Convention. Marriage license issued to Preston J Cantrell and Bettye Joanne Nabors.
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Billy Cureton
Kelly San Antonio
Aronta
H. J. Curdle
P. Hy Benson
At Hu Gill
Freeport
Meridian
B. B. Benson
Granddaughian
Barbara June Denson
Yueata
Elgin Gundy
Ad Ga
Bernard Brown
von and
Aly
Cleo Brown
Waco
Hettie Laurence
Mire W. Caldwell
Cleburne
Tusa Day
Methodist
Claborne
R. D. Holt
Houston
Howard Gibnot
Peyai
Tent of
Indiatrict
Federation of Women's Clubs
Mem Varian Lomene
Waxahachie
Megsie B. Little
RC. Cheenuth
Dallas
Sul ‘Mire
Porter
T. W. Porter
Beaumont
Fred McChennys
Geo. Peel
Lennie Walker
Austin
Faye
H. D. Howard
Sue Jane
Brownwood
KR. E
Hudspeth
Mom M
McCoride
E. Brauer
Bernard Oklahoms
Preston J. Cantrell
Mise
Bettye
Joanne Nabors
Government to Sell Cotton Held by CCC in May
Washington May 8 The Commodity Credit Corporation announced it would sell government owned cotton on May 20. The move follows the farm program framework, with sales conducted under CCC and agricultural policy guidelines.
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Comemodity Credit Corporation
Sonal
Call Corporation
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